Zoya Belokhvostik

Belarus passed a law allowing deceased people to be put on trial. A pro-government judge, Alexandra, begins prosecuting dead regime opponents in order to confiscate their property for the state. But the convicted Belarusians rise from the dead and come to the judge...

Artistic reconstruction of real events telling about the struggle of the Belarusian police against banditry in the first post-war years. 1946. A front-line scout, senior lieutenant Smolich arrives in the town of Porechye to strengthen the local militia: in the western regions of Belarus gangs terrorize the population. The bandits of the mysterious Freyshyutsa, a former Nazi collaborator, are especially rampant. Smolich and criminal investigation chief Krikunov have to neutralize the elusive enemy. However, the plan of the police operation is suddenly jeopardized by information leakage. It turns out that in the police station there is a traitor...

Once upon a time there lived an old man and an old woman. And they had a hen named Ryaba. One day the hen laid not just any egg, but a magical one that could grant any wish.

Kostya, a once hopeful producer, is now out of business: his creative idea, which promised him fame and fortune, has failed miserably. And now he has no other choice but to move with his family to Vileysky district of Belarus. Here is his family nest - inherited old manor with a stunning park. Maybe all is not lost yet? A resourceful entrepreneur decides to take a rather risky step - to turn the estate into... an amusement town called "Kinder-Ville" - a kind of Belarusian Disneyland! Everyone likes the idea, except for the oldest inhabitant of the house - the evil spirit of the wizard, who was buried in the basement for cruelty in ancient times. No self-respecting ghost would tolerate crowds of clamoring kids in the neighborhood! So, at any cost it is necessary to expel the noisy family...

When Vera’s husband realizes that she will never be able to bear him children, he leaves her for her best friend. Struggling to recover from this betrayal, Vera takes in a homeless orphan she finds on the street and decides to adopt him. She is unaware that the boy, Vanya, is the heir to a vast fortune—and that he is being hunted. A man she happens to meet, a lawyer also named Ivan, offers to help her with the adoption process. However, upon meeting Vanya, he realizes that this is the very boy being sought by his own clients—guardians who are after the child’s inheritance. Now, Ivan and Vera face a difficult choice: should they act according to the letter of the law, or according to their conscience?

The young and talented photographer Maxim Kaverin has a good life: an interesting work, the beautiful wife Olga. Suddenly he receives an order for a series of shots of one of the old houses of the city. The hero goes to take pictures and does not suspect what tragedy is going towards.

Intoxicated by the illusory idea of ​​easy money, teenagers form a "pack". Their leader, Danila, is a young man with a strong inclination for violent adventure.

In the center of the lyrical and dramatic narrative is the frontline fate of one of the millions of ordinary soldiers of the Great Patriotic War - sapper Fedor Chaklun and his four-legged assistant - a specially trained sheepdog named Rumba. With the help of Rumba Fedor discovers a mined section of the road and warns about it senior in rank - junior lieutenant Svetlana. But the girl, carried away by flirtation with the lieutenant colonel, forgets to block the road, and a Soviet tank explodes on the mine. Fyodor, in love with Svetlana, takes the blame...

A film adaptation of the novel "Souvenir, or Doll on a Chain".

The main events take place on the road while the hero is returning home from the war. Memories of war accompany him all the way.

Based on M. Charot's vaudevilles "Mikhalka" and "Mikitov Lapot," which share the common theme of "marriage of convenience."

The action takes place in Germany at the very end of the Great Patriotic War. Humanity, courage and greatness of soul are shown by soldiers in the days that have become the last for most of them.